Tamsin Deasey, UCCI’s Director of Admissions and Registration, Paul Puckerin, UCCI’s Dean for Professional and Technical Education Training, and Dr Henry Young from the New England Institute of Technology in Rhode Island spoke with Cayman Conversations’ Ralph Lewis about the vast array of programmes
Our sister island of Cayman Brac, has recently experienced an upsurge in burglaries in the community, specifically at the Cross Roads Baptist Church, Scott Development and the repeat burglary of the Star Island restaurant.
An official delegation from the Cayman Islands will representatives from other UK Overseas Territories, the Commonwealth and the wider world at ceremonies in London this weekend for the coronation of His Majesty King Charles III
Last week, the Ministry of Education released its annual data report, covering the results achieved by Cayman’s public schools in the 2021-22 academic year.
In this second Cayman Conversations with the UCCI, Caymanian Times publisher Ralph Lewis spoke with Cleveland Julien, UCCI’s project manager for science technology/Project Officer, Profession & Technical Education & Training, about a new grant that has been given to the University which will have fa
As from 1st May, a new order has come into force that restricts the import of most cars older than seven years, so, for this year, most cars made in 2015 or earlier will now not be permitted to be imported by anyone.
Shortly after 10:10PM on Sunday, 14 May, officers responded to a report of shots fired in the vicinity of Bankers Road, West Bay. It was reported that a gunshot appeared to have been fired from a vehicle travelling in the area.
Conyers is pleased to announce that Daniella Carrazana has been admitted as an attorney-at-law in the Cayman Islands following the completion of her articled clerkship in the Cayman office of Conyers and that she has joined our Corporate team as an Associate.
The Public Lands Commission (PLC) invites applications for a permit to sell or trade goods and/or services on Seven Mile Public Beach, following the Cabinet’s approval of the Seven Mile Beach Vendor Policy.
All of us in the Cayman Islands have been impacted by the rising cost of living in our Islands. Prices have increased across the board, with food, utilities, gas, accommodation, and other basic necessities of life becoming more and more expensive.